Christian Javois
Christian Javois
Life’s Missed Opportunities (2 Chronicles. 16:1-14)
Life’s Missed Opportunities (2 Chronicles. 16:1-14)
Life’s Missed Opportunities (2 Chronicles. 16:1-14)
Tuesday 30th August 2022
Christian Javois delves into King Asa's story, showing how missed opportunities can lead to deeper spiritual growth in 'Beside Still Waters'.
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Get the buttons here!Turning Trials into Triumphs: Insights from Beside Still Waters
Our resistance to this evil trifecta- the world, the flesh, the devil- is done while simultaneously deepening our conviction, our faith, our practice of walking with God, so that we will know one thing, and that is: I am in the will of God.
Ever wondered why some challenges seem to keep cropping up in life? In this episode of 'Beside Still Waters', Christian Javois takes us on a reflective journey through the story of King Asa from 2 Chronicles 16. Javois, a seasoned Bible teacher and author, dives deep into the concept that missed opportunities might actually be blessings in disguise. He explores how our focus often shifts to escaping challenges rather than discerning God's purpose behind them.
Through the lens of King Asa's experiences, he underscores the perils of relying solely on practical solutions and the consequences of sidelining faith during tough times. Javois invites listeners to rethink their approach to life's trials, urging them to seek deeper intimacy with God and to recognize the hidden growth opportunities within their struggles.
Whether you're grappling with a specific challenge or simply seeking spiritual enrichment, this episode offers profound reflections and practical guidance to help you walk more closely with God.